Suspension lift or Body lift?
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F$#!, I know but I am new to this offroading stuff and I want to make it so I can offroad with it. I am already putting on a Warn bumper and Winch that a guy at a local shop is doing for me. Along with some tires and wheels. But I didn't know if a lift would be good with that.
My tire size is 32x11.5x15 and wheel is 15x8
My tire size is 32x11.5x15 and wheel is 15x8
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Me too that way when you want to go bigger, you won't have to redo the brackets/mounts on the bumper due to the BL. If I ever decide to add a BL I am going to have a crap ton of welding work to redo my front and rear bumpers, my exhaust, and my sliders. The BL end up costing me more than the susp. lift with all the time involved in redoing everything.
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Go to ford and give them the parts dept. a VIN from a truck that has the #1 bars. You'll need it from what I've been told to get another set of #1 bars from them. PM Fx4Wannabe01 for more info on it if you're interested.
I would recommend the Superlift with #1 torsion bars man. You'll be happy with it.
I would recommend the Superlift with #1 torsion bars man. You'll be happy with it.
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